Control stream, recording, or virtual camera output. Hide or show scenes and individual scene elements. Prevent accidental scene switches during live broadcasts. Requires obs-websocket plugin for older OBS versions.
Create and customize 3D avatars using built-in tools or imported VRoid files. Record and stream content with real-time facial and hand motion capture. Share videos directly to TikTok, Twitch, Twitter, or other platforms.
Turns phone into a high-definition source for OBS Studio. Stream or record virtual events with live video and audio. Supports real-time input for content creation. Integrates with OBS for broadcasting and recording.
Producer Pad allows remote control of OBS Studio setups. Manage scenes, sources, audio, and streaming via WebSocket. Switch scenes instantly, preview programs, view multiview grids, and adjust source visibility.
Allows manual adjustment of exposure, focus, shutter speed, and ISO. It offers a minimalist interface with an option to hide controls for mirroring. Users can the via AirPlay to devices like Apple TV or software receivers.
Devices and TVs by detecting them automatically over Wi-Fi. Access quick shortcuts for favorite channels. Use a widget to manage TV functions from the home screen. Switch between devices without manual setup.
Allows users to manage and customize network traffic. It records HTTP requests and responses, supports MitM decryption for TUN interface traffic, and enables HTTP rewriting with URL redirection or header/body modifications.
Stream video and audio from iPhone or iPad using USB or WiFi. Adjust resolution and frame rate. Record and save streams directly. Control audio input and output settings. Monitor stream quality and performance in real time.
Stream live content in categories like sports, gaming, music, and education. Viewers can chat, send virtual gifts, and follow creators. Creators can broadcast live, manage audiences, and interact through comments and polls.
Allows users to host a Bedrock Edition server and display it as a LAN server on Xbox or PlayStation devices. Enter server IP and port, run the service, then connect via the LAN tab in Minecraft. Supports connection without DNS rerouting.
Allows users to test various APIs including REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, and more. Send HTTP requests with methods like GET, POST, and DELETE. Edit GraphQL queries, mutations, and subscriptions. Connect to WebSockets and send messages.